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Chinese food delivery giant Meituan was reportedly preparing a new project for the Hong Kong market, and a recent recruitment notice has indirectly verified the rumor that it is about to explore Hong Kong's food delivery market.
On November 11th, Tencent held its 25th anniversary celebration, with Pony Ma and other Tencent executives having an internal communication with employees.
Guangdong Morion NanoTech (Morion) announced that it had completed a B round of financing worth over 100 million yuan ($15.7 million).
On Tuesday, DJI releases the Zenmuse L2 onboard high-precision LiDAR, starting at a price of 95,999 yuan.
Amazon will shut its Kindle e-bookstore in China next year, according to a statement posted to its official WeChat account on Thursday. The Kindle China e-b...
On November 25th, realme officially announced that the Neo series will be independent, and the realme Neo7 phone will be released next month.
The product launch event for the vivo T2 smartphone, originally scheduled for May 23, will now reportedly be held at 19:00 on June 6. Besides the vivo T2, another smartphone named the vivo T2x is to be unveiled on the same day.
ByteDance's server product "Elastic Bare Metal (EBM)," developed by the firm's Volcengine and based on a self-developed DPU board, has been officially opened to use for external businesses.
Data.ai on Wednesday released a report on the top 30 Chinese non-game publishers in terms of overseas revenue for March, 2022. The top three spots were again occupied by ByteDance, JOYY and Tencent.
Missfresh, a Chinese fresh food e-commerce platform, announced on Friday that it has reached a strategic investment cooperation agreement with Shanxi Donghui Group, which plans to invest equity worth 200 million yuan ($29.58 million).
On Feb. 24, 2021, China’s leading video streaming platform Bilibili (NASDAQ: BILI) announced unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter of the year, as well as for the fiscal year ending on Dec. 31, 2020.
Shopee, an e-commerce giant with operations in Southeast Asia, reportedly demanded that laid-off employees pay compensation for damaged work computers. Shopee then confirmed this policy.